How to customize the pronunciation of the NeoSpeech voice library

The five-star live voice provides a custom pronunciation feature that allows you to customize the pronunciation of each phrase for the corresponding speech role by simply opening a setup program. The Settings tool is in the installation directory of your voice, such as HPE Voice, her default installation path is

C:\Program Files\vw\vt\hui

So, the Setup tool is in this directory: C:\Program files\vw\vt\hui\m16-sapi5\lib the red circle in the UserDicChi.exe, you can set it by double-clicking it.

After opening the Settings tool, click "Open File" on the interface.

The "Open" dialog box will appear, without any care, just click "Open"

This will import all the words that have been customized, then click "Add Vocabulary" to add the words you need to set.

There are two ways to customize, one is to choose "Simplified Chinese", that is, the pronunciation of substitution, such as "the original word" in the "Spring Festival Gala", the goal of filling in the "Spring Festival Party", then your content, where the Spring Festival Gala, will be read as "Spring Festival party."

The other is to choose "Pinyin", which is generally used in pronunciation calibration, if you think some words are not correct pronunciation, you can in the "target" to fill in his pinyin and tone, so that you can read according to your needs.

You can click the "read" button to see if your pronunciation is correct after you have customized your pronunciation, and then click "OK".

After the custom vocabulary is added, click the "End" button at the bottom of the point and select "Yes" in the dialog box that pops up.

This completes the customization of the pronunciation.

There are several points to note:

1, each five-star live voice needs to be set separately, set the tool in the respective installation directory

2, after the completion of the setup, you need to "articulate" and other voice software to turn off, and then open, so that the setting will take effect.

How to customize the pronunciation of the NeoSpeech voice library